ADF UIX JAAS

Have any one out there came accross a good example on how to set up authentication for Oracle ADF Business Components UIX Clients

Ihab,
for the web application project, you can create a jazn-data.xml file from JDeveloper and define a new realm. This however works if jazn-data.xml is used for authentication.
I haven't tried with OID yet, but saw someone posting that this obviously uses jazn.com (still need to verify). In JDeveloper 10g, to configure jazn-data.xml:
- Select project and choose NEW from the context menu to open New gallery
- Choose jazn-data.xml from deployment profiles to be addde to the project
- select jazn-data.xml and select "Properties"
- When using basic authentication, define the same realm in web.xml that you specified in jazn-dat.xml
- After deploying the application, copy jazn from the "applications" directory to teh "applications-deployment" directory (its a bug that I filed recently)
You can, according to the documentation, run SSO for authentication but still use jazn-data.xml to obtain role information.
I am getting vague here because I haven't tested everything right now.
The paper is still work in progress and I am focussing on J2EE security first (which basically is what you need) before doing another one purely on JAAS.
Frank

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ADF UIX Role Based Access Control Implementation

Hi,
Can anybody suggest a detailed example or tutorials of how to implement a role based access control for my ADF UIX application.
The application users can be dymanically added to specific roles (admin, Secretary, Guest). Based on the roles, they should be allowed to access only certain links or ADF entity/view operations. Can this be implemented in a centralized way.
Can this be done using JAZN or JAAS. If so, Please provide me references to simple tutorial on how to do this.
Thanks a lot.
Sathya

Brenden,
I think you are following a valid approach. The default security in J2EE and JAAS (JAZN) is to configure roles and users in either static files (jazn-data.xml) or the Oracle Internet Directory and then use either jazn admin APIs or the OID APIs to programmatically access users, groups and Permissions (your role_functions are Permissions in a JAAS context).
If you modelled your security infrastructure in OID than the database, an administrator would be able to use the Delegated Administration Service (DAS), as web based console in Oracle Application Server. To configure security this way, you would have two options:
1. Use J2EE declarative security and configure all you .do access points in web.xml and constrain it by a role name (which is a user group name in OID). The benefit of this approach is that you can get Struts actions working dirctly with it because Struts actions have a roles attribute.
The disadvantage is that you can't dynamically create new roles because they have to be mapped in web.xml
2. Use JAAS and check Permissions on individual URLs. This allows you to perform finer grained and flexible access control, but also requires changes to Struts. Unlike the approach of subclassing the DataActionForward class, I would subclass the Struts RequestProcessor and change the processRoles method to evaluate JAAS permissions.
The disadvantage of this approach is that it requires coding that should be done carefully not to lock you in to your own implementation of Struts so that you couldn't easily upgrade to newer versions.
1 - 2 have the benefit of that the policies can be used by all applications in an enterprise that use Oracle Application Server and e.g. SSO.
Your approach - as said - is valid and I think many customers will look for the database first when looking at implementing security (so would I).
Two links that you might be interested in to read are:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jguard/ --> an open source JAAS based security framework that stores the user, roles and permissions in database tables similar to your approach
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/collateral/papers/10g/adfstrutsj2eesec.pdf --> a whitepaper I've written about J2EE security for Web applications written with Struts and JavaServer pages. You may not be able to use all of it, but its a good source of information.
Frank

Demo: From ADF UIX to JSF

Hello,
I am new to most of this. I am running jdev 10.1.3 preview with EA12.
While trying to run the demo described in the article "From ADF UIX to JSF"
found at http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/oracle/04-nov/o64jsf.html I got the following errors.
Project: C:\data\sample_home\MyADFFaces\ADFFacesView\ADFFacesView.jpr
C:\data\sample_home\MyADFFaces\ADFFacesView\public_html\empTable.jspx
Error: Internal error, ClassNotFound creating tag parser for afh:head, class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.html.HtmlHeadTag
Error: Unable to find class for bean: null defined by tag with class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.html.HtmlHeadTag
Error: head must be terminated with /> or %> not >
Error: Internal error, ClassNotFound creating tag parser for af:form, class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.CoreFormTag
Error: Unable to find class for bean: null defined by tag with class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.CoreFormTag
Error: Internal error, ClassNotFound creating tag parser for af:table, class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.data.CoreTableTag
Error: Unable to find class for bean: null defined by tag with class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.data.CoreTableTag
Error: Internal error, ClassNotFound creating tag parser for af:tableSelectOne, class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.data.CoreTableSelectOneTag
Error: Unable to find class for bean: null defined by tag with class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.data.CoreTableSelectOneTag
Error: Internal error, ClassNotFound creating tag parser for af:commandButton, class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.nav.CoreCommandButtonTag
Error: Unable to find class for bean: null defined by tag with class: oracle.adfimpl.view.faces.taglib.core.nav.CoreCommandButtonTag
Here is a copy of the JSP page source that I created as I was following the text in the article
Source starts
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='windows-1252'?>
<jsp:root xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page" version="1.2"
xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
xmlns:afh="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/EA6/html"
xmlns:af="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/EA6">
<jsp:text>
<![CDATA[ <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> ]]>
</jsp:text>
<jsp:directive.page contentType="text/html;charset=windows-1252"/>
<f:view>
<html>
<afh:head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type"
content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"/>
<title>
empTable
</title>
</afh:head>
<body>
<af:form>
<af:table value="#{myEmployees.employees}" var="row" rows="10">
<f:facet name="selection">
<af:tableSelectOne text="Select Employee and click ...">
<af:commandButton text="Show" action="showDetails"/>
</af:tableSelectOne>
</f:facet>
<af:column>
<af:outputText value="#{row.first_name}"/>
<f:facet name="header">
<af:outputText value="Firstname"/>
</f:facet>
</af:column>
<af:column>
<af:outputText value="#{row.last_name}"/>
<f:facet name="header">
<af:outputText value="Lastname"/>
</f:facet>
</af:column>
<af:column>
<af:outputText value="#{row.email}"/>
<f:facet name="header">
<af:outputText value="Email"/>
</f:facet>
</af:column>
</af:table>
</af:form>
</body>
</html>
</f:view>
</jsp:root>
---source ends ---
Can anyone tell me how to get past this? Thank you.
-- Jack Condon

One immediate thing: "EA6" is in the tag library namespaces, but you're using EA12.
In general, there've been a lot of changes between EA6 and EA12, but the changed namespace is one simple thing.

ADF-UIX- How to populate multiple input fields from an lov?

Like in Forms Developer where using an LOV we can populate multiple tex input items on selection of a value from the LOV, is it possible for us to do the same in ADF UIX.
Iam usiing JDeveloper 10.1.2

Have a look at this previous post:
Re: Can return messageLovinput more than one value?

Display CLOB value in multiple rows in ADF UIX

Hi,
I have an ADF UIX application that uses data that are stored in a CLOB column in an Oracle Database.
The table data is presented in a simple table in page1.uix, I use BC4J for accessing the Database and Oracle JDeveloper 9.0.5.2.
The problem is that the CLOB data appear properly (meaning the rows appear OK) only in a frame (messageTextInput element) of a predefined size and if I change the element into a styledText or a formattedText the frame will not appear, but all the CLOB characters appear in a single row.
Does anyone know how I can present the CLOB text data in a UIX page, without having a frame around the text, and at the same time keep the CLOB text in multiple rows?

There's no completely trivial way. You'd have to do a bit of extra processing of your CLOB data. The most straightforward work to do is to convert "\n" into "<br>", and then pass that into a <formattedText>.

ADF UIX doSelect override with PL/SQL fails to allow insert

I've been trying to create an ADF-UIX web app for simple insert/update/delete of records to a table.
The schema simply has 2 tables - master and detail where the detail pk is made up of the master id and a start date:
CREATE TABLE master (
id NUMBER NOT NULL,
name VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT pk_master
PRIMARY KEY ( id ));
CREATE TABLE detail (
id NUMBER NOT NULL,
start_date DATE NOT NULL,
name VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL,
description VARCHAR2 (100),
CONSTRAINT pk_detail
PRIMARY KEY ( id, start_date ));
ALTER TABLE detail ADD CONSTRAINT d_m_fk FOREIGN KEY (id) REFERENCES master(id)
This works fine when I create it in a similar manner to that described in the "Complete ADF UIX Application ..." tutorial doc.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/collateral/tutorials/9050/adfuix_tut.html
I then tried to override the ADF doSelect and doDML methods as outlined in ADF_BC_StoredProcedures.zip example app allowing me to use PL/SQL stored pkg for dml.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/products/jdev/10g/ADF_BC_StoredProcedures.zip
On trying to insert a new row my web app now fails with a null pointer exception when I press the Submit button. The app calls doSelect->handleStoredProcSelect which fails to get the value of a column.
void handleStoredProcSelect() {
CallableStatement st = null;
try {
String stmt = "BEGIN test_api.do_select(?,?,?,?,?); END;";
DBTransaction tr = getDBTransaction();
st = tr.createCallableStatement(stmt,1);
## This line works, I'm guessing because the value is populated from the master record I've selected in the form ...
st.setLong(1,getTestId().longValue());
##FAILS HERE st.setDate(2,getStartDate().dateValue());
Update,delete still work ok. And if I run the test app (right click on AppModule and select Test) all works ok.
I'm not sure why doSelect is called on an insert so I commented out:
doSelect
handleStoredProcSelect
handleStoredProcLock
compareOldAttrTo
Web App now lets me insert as expected.
So finally ....my question is:
Whilst the app now works does commenting out the doSelect leave me open to problems I haven't thought off
and if not if you did want to use it how can you allow inserts?
Any thoughts or similar experiences appreciated ...
Cheers
Ian

I've been trying to create an ADF-UIX web app for simple insert/update/delete of records to a table.
The schema simply has 2 tables - master and detail where the detail pk is made up of the master id and a start date:
CREATE TABLE master (
id NUMBER NOT NULL,
name VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT pk_master
PRIMARY KEY ( id ));
CREATE TABLE detail (
id NUMBER NOT NULL,
start_date DATE NOT NULL,
name VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL,
description VARCHAR2 (100),
CONSTRAINT pk_detail
PRIMARY KEY ( id, start_date ));
ALTER TABLE detail ADD CONSTRAINT d_m_fk FOREIGN KEY (id) REFERENCES master(id)
This works fine when I create it in a similar manner to that described in the "Complete ADF UIX Application ..." tutorial doc.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/collateral/tutorials/9050/adfuix_tut.html
I then tried to override the ADF doSelect and doDML methods as outlined in ADF_BC_StoredProcedures.zip example app allowing me to use PL/SQL stored pkg for dml.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/products/jdev/10g/ADF_BC_StoredProcedures.zip
On trying to insert a new row my web app now fails with a null pointer exception when I press the Submit button. The app calls doSelect->handleStoredProcSelect which fails to get the value of a column.
void handleStoredProcSelect() {
CallableStatement st = null;
try {
String stmt = "BEGIN test_api.do_select(?,?,?,?,?); END;";
DBTransaction tr = getDBTransaction();
st = tr.createCallableStatement(stmt,1);
## This line works, I'm guessing because the value is populated from the master record I've selected in the form ...
st.setLong(1,getTestId().longValue());
##FAILS HERE st.setDate(2,getStartDate().dateValue());
Update,delete still work ok. And if I run the test app (right click on AppModule and select Test) all works ok.
I'm not sure why doSelect is called on an insert so I commented out:
doSelect
handleStoredProcSelect
handleStoredProcLock
compareOldAttrTo
Web App now lets me insert as expected.
So finally ....my question is:
Whilst the app now works does commenting out the doSelect leave me open to problems I haven't thought off
and if not if you did want to use it how can you allow inserts?
Any thoughts or similar experiences appreciated ...
Cheers
Ian

ADF UIX: Get value in LOV messageList.

I have a messageList that bind to a vo but when I call getTxtCodeCat method from the Struts form bean in Action Class, it does always return me a list index (0,1,2...).
<struts:messageList model="${data.protecteddoc_GN_GnCodeSetupUIModel.CodeDescription}" name="txtCodeCat" prompt="[Code Category]" styleClass="DropdownMedium" required="yes" size="1">
<contents childData="${data.protecteddoc_GN_GnCodeSetupUIModel.CodeDescription.displayData}">
<option model="${uix.current}"/>
</contents>
</struts:messageList>
Please advice how do I retrieve the value instead of index from the LOV?

This thread is a duplicate. Direct all followups to:
Urgent! ADF UIX:LOV messageList returned index no. during runtime.

File upload, download using ADF UIX and not JSP

I have examples for the file upload, download using JSP
But I want to use ADF UIX. Look and feel in this is impressing and I want to use this. Any one have example for this.
Users will select a file from their desktop
This will be stored into the database (Any document. Word, Excel)
When they query the records then the UIX column need to give a hyperlink. Clicking on the link should prompt to download the file to the local system

Sure, I use the Apache Commons File Upload package, so that is what I will discuss here ( [Commons File Upload|http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/] ).
The Commons File Upload uses instances of ProgressListener to receive upload progress status. So first create a simple class that implements ProgressListener:
public class ProgressListenerImpl implements ProgressListener {
    private int percent = 0;
    public int getPercentComplete() {
        return percent;
    public void update(long pBytesRead, long pContentLength, int pItems) {
        if (pContentLength > -1) { //content length is known;
            percent = (new Long((pBytesRead / pContentLength) * 100)).intValue();
}So in your Servlet that handles file upload you will need to create an instance of this ProgressListenerImpl, register it as a listener and store it in the session:
ServletFileUpload upload = new ServletFileUpload();
ProgressListenerImpl listener = new ProgressListenerImpl();
upload.setProgressListener(listener);
request.getSession().setAttribute("ProgressListener", listener);
...Now create another servlet that will retrieve the ProgressListenerImpl, get the percent complete and write it back (how you actually write it back is up to you, could be text, an XML file, a JSON object, up to you):
ProgressListenerImpl listener = (ProgressListenerImpl) request.getSession().getAttribute("ProgressListener");
response.getWriter().println("" + listener.getPercentComplete());
...Then your XMLHttpRequest object will call this second servlet and read the string returned as the percent complete.
HTH

Populate Primary Key with DBSequence in ADF UIX page

I have a table with a trigger, so that the primary key is populated by DBSequence. My problem is, I open a ADF UIX Input Page to create a row for my table. The field of the primary key is populated by any number but not with the logical sequence number. This number appears later, when I look at a row list. So the correct number is in the database but how can this already appear on my input page???

You have to drop the trigger.
Then make sure you have the Id field of your entity of type Sequence.
Then go to your entity class and override the Create method.
protected void create(AttributeList attributeList)
    super.create(attributeList);
    SequenceImpl s = new SequenceImpl("YOUR_DB_SEQUENCE_NAME", getDBTransaction());
    Number sVal = s.getSequenceNumber();
    setId(new DBSequence(sVal));

How to upload a file to a blob By ADF uix

I need to add a file to a record as an accessory;
I now use ADF-Uix?How do it?
Someone can help me !
Thanks

The forum search would be my first try...
Then google...
This has been asked at least once a week and got correct answers...
Timo

ADF UIX cancel/rollback button?

Hi
We're having a fair amount of trouble implementing a "cancel" button in our ADF UIX application (JDev 10.1.2). Apologies to those who read this same post on the ODTUG mailing list..... I'm hunting for even a hint of an answer before I approach Oracle Support.
To set the scene, we have a parent VO "Departments" with child VOs "Dispatch" and "Agency". Dispatch also has a FK to Agency.
We have a UIX view-screen that displays in a master-detail relationship Departments and Dispatch. From this screen the user can select the edit button, which navigates to an input-form screen to edit the currently selected Dispatch record.
The Dispatch record has effective_from and effective_to dates. The underlying EO has a MethodValidator that ensures the from date <= the to date.
On the edit screen we currently provide 2 buttons, Ok and Cancel. The Ok submitButton is bound to the commit binding, and navigates back to the view page via a struts link on completion.
If the user selects the ok button and MethodValidator returns an error, the edit page's MessageBox displays the error and the user remains at the edit page until they resolve the issue.
Our problems start with the cancel button.
Originally we implemented the Cancel button as a simply "button" that navigated back to the view page. This worked well as the changes are never submitted, and on returning to the view page the record is presented in it's original state before being edited, thus the user's changes have been "cancelled".
However if the user was editing an existing record, entered invalid dates that violated the MethodValidator, clicked ok and saw the MethodValidator error, then clicked cancel, on returning to the view page, any changes to the underlying record are visible including the invalid dates. I believe this occurs because the record has been submitted to the mid-tier by the ok button, and as such the changes now lies in the mid-tier.
Given that a cancel "button" which simply navigates back to the view page is not a viable solution, we decided to investigate using a rollback button on our edit page, which then navigated back to the view page.
There is a nasty side affect in using the rollback functionality, and has been a continuous frustration mentioned on OTN. When rollback is issued, it appears all iterators in the running application have their current row reset to the first element.
This is a pain as in our example this results in not only the Dispatch iterator being reset to the first element, but also the parent Departments iterator, and presumably all other iterators in the application too. This would be an extreme annoyance to the user in every time they selected cancel, they would then need to navigate back to the correct Departments and Dispatch record if they wanted to make a different change.
As such it is necessary to write some code to store the iterator positions before issuing the rollback, rolling-back, then restoring the iterator positions from the saved states.
Luckily we found some code on OTN to do this:
ADF - cancel button not working in input form(add new row)?
This mechanism appeared to work, but, then, we did find one problem.
I described at the beginning that our Dispatch VO is not only related to Departments but also Agency. To cater for this in our edit screen by including a LOV bound <messageList>, which displayed the relating Agencies for the user to select from.
In using the pinched OTN rollback code, in the same scenario as previously, when the user edits a record, invalidates the MethodValidator after clicking ok, then clicks cancel, on returning to the view page, the field in Dispatch that represents the Agency is incorrectly showing a numeric result such as 0, 1, 2 etc. We realised that the value being shown is the previous edit screen's <messageList> internal index number representing the value selected in the list, and not the actual value itself.
We're note sure why the OTN rollback code is causing this to occur. Though it restores the Agency iterator's position, it shouldn't result in the <messageList> index being written to the underlying Dispatch agency field, but rather the value the <messageList> index represents.
It appears to me we're caught between a "rock and a hard-place" here. The simple solution of using a cancel "button" doesn't work when errors are raised. The complex case of using a "rollback" button doesn't work due to the problem with the <messageLists>.
My research on OTN shows the "cancel vs rollback" button is a common frustration. Can somebody help me in providing a satisfactory "cancel" button that I can use throughout my app please?
Many thanks in advance.
Chris Muir

The stack:
Class                     Method
UsrEcvAmpdsViewRowImpl    setAgency
UsrEcvAmpdsViewRowImpl    setAttrInvokeAccessor
ViewRowImpl               setAttribute
DCDataControl             setAttributeInRow
DCJboDataControl          setAttributeInRow
JUCtrlValueBinding        setAttributeInRow
JUCtrlValueBinding        setInputValue
JUCtrlValueBinding        setInputValue
InitModelListener         _setInputValue
InitModelListener         _doModelUpdate
InitModelListener         eventStarted
AbstractPageBroker        _fireUIXRequestEvent
AbstractPageBroker        handleRequest
BaseUIPageBroker          handleRequest
PageBrokerHandler         handleRequest
UIXServlet                doGet
HttpServlet               service
HttpServlet               service
ResourceFilterChain       doFilter
JAZNFilter                doFilter
ServletRequestDispatcher invoke
ServletRequestDispatcher forwardInternal
ServletRequestDispatcher forward
RequestProcessor          doForward
RequestProcessor          processForwardConfig
RequestProcessor          process
ActionServlet             process
ActionServlet             doGet
HttpServlet               service
HttpServlet               service
ResourceFilterChain       doFilter
JAZNFilter                doFilter
ServletRequestDispatcher invoke
ServletRequestDispatcher forwardInternal
ServletRequestDispatcher forward
RequestProcessor          doForward
RequestProcessor          processForwardConfig
RequestProcessor          process
ActionServlet             process
ActionServlet             doGet
HttpServlet               service
HttpServlet               service
ResourceFilterChain       doFilter
JAZNFilter                doFilter
EvermindFilterChain       doFilter
ADFBindingFilter          doFilter
ServletRequestDispatcher invoke
ServletRequestDispatcher forwardInternal
HttpRequestHandler        processRequest
HttpRequestHandler        run
HttpRequestHandler        run
ReleasableResourcePooledExecutor$MyWorker run
Thread runAt a wild guess, InitModelListener is causing the issue, because it's the first place where we can see a setInputValue occuring?
To make this official I've raised a TAR (4613003.992) with Oracle Support with a cut down version of our app to work through the issue.

ADF UIX Search Form - Is this a bug?

I created a JDev 9.0.5.2 ADF UIX Search form from the component palette. I ran the page without making any changes. I chose the Find button which displayed the search criteria. I selected the delete button and then the create button, which created 2 blank records (possible bug?) in the search criteria table at the top. I selected one of the blank records and entered search criteria. I chose the submit button which changed the data in the search criteria table as it is supposed to do. I selected the other blank record, entered search criteria and submitted it. Again the data in the search criteria table was changed appropriately. I selected the delete button and the wrong record was deleted (bug?).
Are these bugs?

Hello,
a similar sort of situation is created if you have a Read-only table on a page which drills down to an edit/create input form page. If you enable a create functionality you need to enable some way for the user to back out of the created record and clean up the newly created row. On the detail page (JobsEdit.do) i created a link to a custom event on the master page action (JobsView.do) like this:
<button text="Cancel" destination="JobsView.do?event=cancelinput"/> In the Data Action class for the JobsView page i have a method defined as follows:
public void onCancelinput(DataActionContext ctx)
Row row = ctx.getBindingContainer().getApplicationModule().findViewObject("JobsView1").getCurrentRow();
row.refresh(row.REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS );
}as a workaround, it sounds like you may need put some manual controls in place to tightly control any newly created rows which have/will not been used. I don't know if this will resolve the deleting wrong record problem...
regards,
Brenden

Binding Editors not present in ADF UIX

Hi
I have been having some trouble with accessing both the Boolean Binding Editor and the LOV Editor from the structure window, when in design mode of an ADF UIX page.
My bindings are present, but when I 'Edit' the binding, the only option available to me is to select the Iterator and the attribute.
The documentation keeps telling me to select different tabs, but there aren't any!
Anyone had this problem????
I'm on;
Oracle IDE     9.0.5.16.27
Business Components Version     9.0.5.16.0
UML Modelers Version     9.0.5.14.78
Versioning Support     9.0.5.14.78
WebDAV Support Version     9.0.5.14.78
Struts Modeler Version     9.0.5.4.22
Designer Generators Framework     9.0.5.5.71
ADF UIX     2.2.8
java.version     1.4.2
java.home     C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\jre
java.vm.name     Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM
java.vm.vendor     Sun Microsystems Inc.
java.vm.version     1.4.2-b28
user.language     en
user.region     <no value assigned>
user.name     chris.bell
user.home     C:\Documents and Settings\chris.bell
user.dir     C:\Software\Oracle\jdev9052\jdev\bin
os.name     Windows XP
os.version     5.1
os.arch     x86
http.proxyHost     <no value assigned>
http.proxyPort     <no value assigned>
http.nonProxyHosts     <no value assigned>
ide.patches
Thanks in advance
Chris

the primaryclient action should pass the rowkey of the current row (${uix.current.rowKeyStr}) as a parameter. This way the server can find the corresponding row on the server in an event handler.
see
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/tips/jacobi/edittable/tip_adfuixtable_edit.html

Should I upgrade to STRUTS, ADF-UIX or to JSF

My applications still use the older bc4j objects and the trivial page flow manager. I have been looking at upgrading these apps to ADF-UIX and using STRUTS.
With the flurry of announcements about JSF, should I skip the planned upgrade above and go directly to JSF, if it's stable and complete enough, or wait until it is?
Thanks for any thoughts on this.
Steve

Shay,
Thanks for the quick response. Your comments on the lack of data binding cleared it up for me. I use data binding in my UIX code right now and plan to use more.
I will wait on JSF until a version is available with this feature.
Steve

Deploy an ADF-UIX project

Hi all!
I build a web application workspace, so I have a "model" project in witch I put some business components from tables. In ViewController project I use adf-uix. My problem is I can't deploy my work. How can I do this. I suppose that I should deploy first my "Model" project.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Luigi --
You'll be better posting this to the specific JDeveloper forum. The people who know all about ADF are there and will be able to help you out.
cheers
-steve-

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